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Table 2

Example of coding structure

Excepts summary	Description/inductive	Label	Theme (inductive and theoretically informed)
Another relevant example involves JCB operations, where we engage BH to conduct training for part of our team	Familiar with SP practices, such as training, understood as CSR activity	Training	Corporate social responsibility (Normative isomorphism)
We subcontract vendors located where the projects are based	Perform activities that resonate with SP despite not understanding SP	Local hiring and subcontracting
We have trained many our employees who joined us without skills; these guys can assemble scaffolds through the training offered	The participants had no idea what SP is. Once the researcher explained the concept, the interviewee gave an example of their CSR activity, which is also an SP practice	Capacitating through training
I would truly recommend it be implemented, and the government should also enforce it	The government should add social clauses	Social clause	Contract focus (Coercive isomorphism)
Embed in tender or use tender clauses to compel people	The government should add requirements as part of its criteria	Tender clause
Yes, I would, but it should be embedded in tenders	Embed in the tender and compel the bidder to implement it	Embed in tenders
My supervisor has the power to implement such a policy, but in my own company, I would recommend it	Power to influence change within the structures	Internal force driver	Internal and external drivers of SP (Normative and coercive)
The only way to make them do SP is by inserting contract clauses they would have to comply with	External forces can disrupt institutional logic	External force driver
The government can emphasize SP, contractors will comply	Social clauses stimulate interest in SP	External force driver

Excepts summary	Description/inductive	Label	Theme (inductive and theoretically informed)
Another relevant example involves JCB operations, where we engage BH to conduct training for part of our team	Familiar with SP practices, such as training, understood as CSR activity	Training	Corporate social responsibility (Normative isomorphism)
We subcontract vendors located where the projects are based	Perform activities that resonate with SP despite not understanding SP	Local hiring and subcontracting
We have trained many our employees who joined us without skills; these guys can assemble scaffolds through the training offered	The participants had no idea what SP is. Once the researcher explained the concept, the interviewee gave an example of their CSR activity, which is also an SP practice	Capacitating through training
I would truly recommend it be implemented, and the government should also enforce it	The government should add social clauses	Social clause	Contract focus (Coercive isomorphism)
Embed in tender or use tender clauses to compel people	The government should add requirements as part of its criteria	Tender clause
Yes, I would, but it should be embedded in tenders	Embed in the tender and compel the bidder to implement it	Embed in tenders
My supervisor has the power to implement such a policy, but in my own company, I would recommend it	Power to influence change within the structures	Internal force driver	Internal and external drivers of SP (Normative and coercive)
The only way to make them do SP is by inserting contract clauses they would have to comply with	External forces can disrupt institutional logic	External force driver
The government can emphasize SP, contractors will comply	Social clauses stimulate interest in SP	External force driver

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